Excellent ice cream at excellent prices! Order at the window then sit outside and enjoy. Only open…read moreduring the warmer months. But definitely a great place to grab a scoop!

Great local place to grab ice cream with the family. They serve Gifford's ice cream, which is…read moredelicious, and a nice change of pace from all the places around here that serve Perry's. The prices and servings are reasonable. The kiddie size is perfect - plenty to get a good taste without becoming completely stuffed. The folks working there are always attentive and polite. They have plenty of tables to sit at on the lawn out front. My only criticism is that the oat milk ice cream flavor doesn't seem to rotate often.

Frost & Foundry is a fantastic new addition to the far end of Park Avenue, tucked just beyond the…read moremain cluster of restaurants. The shop itself is charming, and the outdoor seating is even better -- picnic tables, comfy chairs, and a glowing fire pit that makes the whole space feel cozy and inviting, especially on a summer evening. Inside, they offer some truly amazing treats. The flavors are bright, creative, and unlike anything you'll find at a typical ice cream shop. Staff were friendly on both of our visits and helped guide us through the options. We haven't yet been able to try their signature rolled ice cream -- once due to an anti‑griddle issue, and once because they were out of a specific cream needed -- but fear not, there were plenty of other excellent choices. Some in our group went with classic scoops, but we opted for the Ice Cream Nachos, which turned out to be outstanding. You choose your scoops, and they're served over delicate, crisp pizzelles and drizzled with sauces. We picked Cinnamon Roll and Banana Cream Pie scoops, both bursting with flavor and leaving us simply smiling. The finishing drizzle of pancake syrup tied everything together beautifully. Service was extremely friendly and prompt, and the outdoor seating made the experience feel relaxed and fun. This review reflects two separate visits, both of which were excellent. Frost & Foundry has quickly become our new favorite ice cream shop, and we'll definitely keep coming back -- hopefully soon enough to finally try that elusive rolled ice cream too.

What a fantastic find!…read more Cutest little corner shop in a great lil neighborhood. Sweet decor, fabulous customer service. The owner scooped up our treats himself and was so friendly and chatty. We had a big group- we have seven kids- but he was quick and efficient. The real star, though, was the ice cream. Everyone was thrilled with their choices and practically licked the dish. I had the peanut butter chip yogurt and it was divine.

Really long list of choices for ice cream: Sundaes, cones, dishes, milkshakes, etc., with two…read moreservice windows. The lines went quickly. There are no bathrooms, umbrellas or anything but cash allowed, so be prepared. There were lots of happy families there when we visited.

Service! I'm all about service and feeling welcomed or at least the proper treatment of customers…read more At multiple visits I've been treated with attitude because I ordered an item differently. Hard ice cream on a milkshake shouldn't be a big deal, am willing to pay extra, instead I get attitude and the feel of being dismissed. It's a shame, as a member of the community, I've brought in youth groups, neighbors, and friends... have waited the long lines at times in order to shop and give locally.... But today was it. It's simple... treat people well! You're an ice cream shop... should be the friendliest place in the summer!

On a warm summer day, Lugia's hits the spot! We ordered a "small" which was huge Pineapple soft…read moreserve with chocolate sprinkles in a waffle cone and a special black raspberry chocolate taco with peanuts and fudge! Our total was $19 and worth every penny. Quick service and the frozen treats were delicious!

#1. Cash only. Oops didn't tell us. Said they had frozen yogurt..nope some sour disgusting lactose…read morefree sloppy glop in an inadequate cone, the kids cone dish is so flimsy it collapsed when you put a spoon in the ice cream. Hard ice cream for the kiddo was very soft. A total mess. Threw out the lactose free.. it was truly awful. The kids was a hot mess too .. that got tossed after about 4 bites . As the five year old ssud "we won't be back". Fail to see why everyone thinks this place is great

Pro's: -Amazing prices on ice cream!…read more-Speedy service -Great ice cream cakes (u pick your cake flavors) -Open all year Con's: -Outdoor only, no eat in option

Definitely our favorite ice cream spot! Generous services and good service. Definitely recommend!read more

There's usually a long line outside to get in but it moves quickly and the ice cream is worth the…read morewait. Plenty of flavors to choose from as well as milkshakes, coffees, desserts, nuts, gifts and more. The ice cream is delicious and generously scooped. Outdoor seating is quite rustic including wood benches and a mix of wrought iron tables and chairs. Parking on site or a short walk away. The canal is nearby so it is a great location if you want to go for a stroll.

Pittsford Farms Dairy is absolutely worth the trip if you're an ice cream lover! They have a huge…read moreselection of homemade ice cream flavors, sundaes, and other frozen treats, so there's something for everyone. I ordered the PB Crunch, which is sweet cream ice cream loaded with Oreos, hot fudge, and peanut butter crunch. It was rich, creamy, and the perfect combination of chocolate and peanut butter. Every bite was delicious! One thing to know before you go is that this place is popular, so the line can get pretty long. However, it's well worth the wait because the quality of the ice cream is outstanding. If you're looking for a great local spot for ice cream around Rochester, Pittsford Farms Dairy is a must-visit. Come prepared to wait a little, but you'll be rewarded with some of the best ice cream in the area!

Hedonist Artisan Ice Cream is right next door to their chocolate shop, and their homemade ice cream…read morehas the same high quality. My husband's salted caramel was rich and creamy. My raspberry lemon sorbet had just the right amount of sweetness. Very refreshing and a great palate cleanser after dinner. The shop is small with only one table so keep that in mind. Service is excellent.

Omg Hedonist rocks! I loved the dairy free chocolate and candy cane flavors together. The sweet…read morepotato marshmallow was so unbelievably true to those flavors that we bought a pint to take home. It went great with leftover Thanksgiving pie. The prices were reasonable and the shop was cute! Highly recommend.

My niece and I walked the Pride Parade for work. Fortunately we were set up right by the popsicle…read moretruck. So happy with their flavor options. I had the watermelon and my niece the blue raspberry. For a day that was tortuously hot, the truck was a welcome relief. Definitely recommend.

From the owner: Delivering Moments of Happiness One Gourmet Pop at a Time!read more

Their sundaes are phenomenal! They're so generous with the toppings here! Definitely recommend!read more

Ab Bots are very good looking muscular people on Yelp who lure you in with their ripped physique in…read moretheir professional-looking profile photo, but are actually not real. They're just spamming the site and writing fake reviews. Thankfully none of them are in any way associated with this, one of the best frozen custard places not just in Rochester, but in the whole world. What to get: Vanilla Frozen Custard What else: My mother's phone number If all of the people working here had nasty pubic lice, it would be Crabbotts. Thankfully, it's not. There's something very special about Abbott's. I love frozen custard, but all custards are not created equal. I get so maniacally enthusiastic about this stuff that I usually end up in Police Custardy. If the people here were all overweight, it would be Flabbotts. You'll find Abbott's inside Bill Gray's. It's a separate business that shares a space, much like Taco Bell/KFC do in many places. The employees inside work for both. If people were often abducted here, it'd be Nabbotts. It's one of my "best 5 custards I've ever had." I think I like custard more than ice cream, more than fro yo, less than real gelato, but that's beside the point. Focusing specifically on custard, which is sort of like soft-serve-but-creamier, the best in the country are Leon's in Milwaukee, followed by Nielsen's in Vienna, VA just outside DC, and then Abbott's in 3rd. After that, I think Cleveland has the next-best, and then there are a lot that are more or less tied. If Scientists worked here, it'd be Labbotts. There are many BG/Abbott's in Rochester, and a couple in Buffalo. In my experience they have all been fantastic. If it was full of Canadians and beer, it'd be Labbatts. If you haven't been, come here and try it to see for yourself how good it is. I will admit that I used to enjoy it more a few years ago. I'm not sure if the custard changed, or my tastes did. I feel like it used to be harder, they'd dig it out of a bucket or something, and it was amazing. These days it's softer and more melty, more like soft serve. I'm going to try the other Rochester locations at some point and see how they are. If it were full of narks, snitches, rats and informants, it'd be Blabbotts. Anyway, it's still fantastic, creamy, sinfully delicious custard that is better than the next-best version (Don's) in the area. Come and give it a try and see for yourself what all the Rochesteritonianisticalishy fuss is Abbott. And if it kept changing its windows, it'd be ALT+TABbotts.

Let's just say this establishment won't have to play my game...they have wonderful workers and one…read morewith a TWINKle in their eyes, I sure hope they don't fire them or else they will play my game. I got the fortnite sundae but it would be a 5 star review if they had a bully the puppet sundae.

So many flavors, so many options. Seasonal Sundaes are always fun. This place gets pretty busy on…read morenice summer nights. Close enough to stroll the streets to window shop. Seriously, when is anything else open on Union!?